A disturbing case has emerged from Nanded district in Maharashtra, where a man has been accused of killing his six-year-old daughter to become eligible to contest a village sarpanch election.
What Is the Case About?
According to police, the accused has been identified as Pandurang Kondmangale, a local resident who wanted to contest the sarpanch election. Under election rules, a person with more than two children is not eligible to run for the post.
Pandurang allegedly had three children, which made him ineligible.
What Did Police Find?
Investigators say the man allegedly threw his six-year-old daughter into a canal, leading to her death. The child’s body was later found in Telangana, triggering a cross-state investigation.
During the probe, Telangana Police reportedly found evidence pointing to the father’s involvement in the crime.
Arrest and Investigation
Based on the findings, police took Pandurang Kondmangale into custody. Authorities are continuing their investigation to gather further evidence and complete legal formalities.
A Shocking Crime
The case has shocked locals and drawn widespread outrage, as it highlights a brutal misuse of election rules and a grave crime against a child.
Police officials have said the matter is being treated with utmost seriousness, and strict legal action will follow based on the investigation results.
